Stray Dogs Attack Car at Local Dealership

Stray dogs can be a real problem, especially when they attack cars. In one incident, stray dogs attacked a car at a local dealership, causing significant damage.

The attack happened on a sunny afternoon when the dealership was open. The dogs, which were described as stray and aggressive, targeted a car that was parked outside.

The dealership's security cameras captured the entire incident, showing the dogs jumping on the car and biting into the metal. The owner of the dealership reported that the dogs had been a problem in the area for months.

The dealership staff tried to scare the dogs away, but they refused to leave. The owner had to call a local animal control service to safely remove the dogs from the scene.

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Dogs can cause significant damage to cars, with one incident in Florida resulting in an estimated $3,000 in repairs.

The two grey dogs tore off the car's front tire and damaged the front bumper, fenders, and two tires, according to surveillance video.

In another case, dogs in Texas destroyed vehicles at a dealership, causing a whopping $350,000 in damages.

The dogs at the Texas dealership tore off bumpers and fenders in three separate overnight incidents, with the most recent one occurring on Friday night into Saturday morning.

Surveillance video shows the dogs trying to eat the light and the hood area of one of the cars, and they almost ripped the bumper off.

The sales manager of the dealership thinks the dogs may be sneaking in under the fence and is considering legal action against the city.

If the owners of the dogs are found, they could be sued for damages, according to HPD.

A Florida woman woke up to find her car torn apart by two dogs, causing an estimated $3,000 in repairs.

The dogs, identified as grey canines, tore off the car's front tire and damaged the front bumper, fenders, and two tires.

Surveillance video shows the dogs ripping off sheets of metal to get around the wheel, leaving deep teeth marks on the car's frame.

This is not the first time canines have clashed with cars, as evidenced by a similar incident in Texas where dogs destroyed vehicles at a dealership, causing $350,000 in damages.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office investigated the incident and found the four-legged culprits through security camera footage.

Stray dogs have been causing a lot of trouble at a car dealership in northwest Houston, Texas. The dogs have already done over $350,000 in property damage.

The dealership, G Motors, has been dealing with the dogs for the fourth time. They seem to be sneaking in under the fence at night and targeting the same cars.

Surveillance video shows the dogs tearing off bumpers and fenders in three separate overnight incidents from November 6 to November 18. They're also caught on camera trying to eat and mangle car parts.

The sales manager, Gaby Fakhoury, thinks the dogs may be aggressive and need to be taken away. He's tried to catch them with dog traps, but they're not working.

The city's animal control has been involved, but Fakhoury is considering taking legal action against the city instead. He believes the dogs are strays and can't be held accountable for their owners.

Here are the dates of the three separate overnight incidents:

The dealership is now considering legal action against the city, as they're worried about people getting hurt by the aggressive dogs.